Armstrong International 811-1/2-200 Inverted Bucket Trap 1/2 Inch 200 Psi Replacement 811-1/2-200 - 811-1/2-200

Armstrong International 811-1/2-200 Inverted Bucket Trap 1/2 Inch 200 Psi Replacement 811-1/2-200

The Armstrong International 811-1/2-200 Inverted Bucket Trap is engineered for robust industrial applications. Specifically designed to handle high-pressure environments, this product is ideal for efficient condensate drainage and air venting in steam systems.

The Armstrong International 811-1/2-200 Inverted Bucket Trap is engineered for robust industrial applications. Specifically designed to handle high-pressure environments, this product is ideal for efficient condensate drainage and air venting in steam systems.

Features

• Features a 1/2 inch NPT connection and withstands up to 200 psi.
• Made from stainless steel, ensuring corrosion resistance and durability.
• Compact and lightweight, facilitating straightforward installation and maintenance.

 Specifications

What Our Experts Think

• 200 PSI Capacity – Handles demanding steam applications with consistent performance.
• Inverted Bucket Design – Prevents steam loss and ensures effective condensate drainage.
• Durable Cast Iron Construction – Built to withstand harsh industrial environments.
• 1/2" NPT Connection – Standard threading for quick and easy installation.
• Energy Efficient – Enhances system performance while reducing operating costs.

Q&A

Q: How does an inverted bucket steam trap work?
A: It operates using a bucket mechanism that rises and falls with condensate levels, allowing condensate to be discharged while keeping steam trapped for optimal efficiency.

Q: What applications is this steam trap best suited for?
A: Ideal for industrial steam systems, process heating, and HVAC applications requiring consistent condensate drainage and steam efficiency.

Q: Is this steam trap energy-efficient?
A: Yes, it minimizes steam loss, enhancing energy savings and reducing operational costs.

Q: What materials is it made of?
A: Constructed from heavy-duty cast iron for long-lasting durability in high-pressure steam environments.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect for Leaks – Regularly check pipe connections for steam or water leaks.
• Monitor Operation – Listen for abnormal noises that may indicate blockage or failure.
• Clean the Strainer – Remove debris periodically to prevent clogging.
• Check Bucket & Valve – Ensure the bucket moves freely and the valve seals properly.
• Verify Proper Discharge – Confirm consistent cycling without excessive steam loss.
• Maintain Pressure Limits – Operate within the 200 PSI rating for optimal performance.
• Schedule Routine Maintenance – Periodic inspections extend service life and efficiency.